Ahhhhh, the freedom! That was the expression on the tiny toddler's happy face. She giggled and ran through the open grassy area. She fell, but she wasn't stopping. She got up and ran toward the ducks.
"Leave the ducks alone," her mother shouted a few feet away.
The look on her the toddler's face went from opened mouth laughs to sour lemons. She looked back, folder her arms and sighed.
She then spotted the playground, and made a run for it, her mom following closely behind her. She ran to the jungle gym, climbed up the steps and giggled about her accomplishment, as she clapped for herself. She took the slide down and tripped as she walked off. It didn't matter; she got back up.
She examined her hand, and examined that a rock was stuck to her little hand. Before her mom could see what was happening the rock was in her mouth.
"Oh my gosh, spit that out," said the mother.
The toddler laughed, keeping the rock in her mouth and ran toward the ducks.
They left the park a few minutes later.
"Leave the ducks alone," her mother shouted a few feet away.
The look on her the toddler's face went from opened mouth laughs to sour lemons. She looked back, folder her arms and sighed.
She then spotted the playground, and made a run for it, her mom following closely behind her. She ran to the jungle gym, climbed up the steps and giggled about her accomplishment, as she clapped for herself. She took the slide down and tripped as she walked off. It didn't matter; she got back up.
She examined her hand, and examined that a rock was stuck to her little hand. Before her mom could see what was happening the rock was in her mouth.
"Oh my gosh, spit that out," said the mother.
The toddler laughed, keeping the rock in her mouth and ran toward the ducks.
They left the park a few minutes later.
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